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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
Home Testimony.

l have been under DR.. Curtis treatment
sfer catarrh for about two weeks, and
alkeady experience much relief.
- w. W. MANNING,
sStenographer Shepard & Miller.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

DALLAS, TEX, Jan. g.. SS7.-This is to
certify that have been under treatment
of DR.. Curtis several days for catarrh,
and can say that feel much improved,
and believe that in short time will be
entirely cured. G. W. Cooke,
Railway mail service; runs between Dal-
las aud Texarkana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

Dr.. Curtis will forfeit 800 if every
testimonial, press extract and statement
above is not true. Further particulars
and testimonials from DR. Curtis Office,
Grand Windsor Hotel, Dallas, Tex. En-
close stamp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

You ought not cssch a cold, but if you do, use
DIR. Bulls Cough Sgrnp. Price % certs.
Cuts, burns, scalds,and the bites of insects
cured by SalvatioDOhss Only % cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
3 Morris, sassc aripeis a positive ssxe fol
-dyspepsia. Plsasapt tsstake, mild an sc
ton and unfailing fRcnre. ~
Convicts Wanted as w,,n.ss.,

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. 25.--On the,ad-
vice of Acknowledgement Boone the
W ,rden of the penitentiary at Jefferson
City day refused tie application of the
attorney for Express Messenger Fother-
inCham, sccused OF being an accessory to
the "Jim Cummings" train robbery, to
have convictS Wittrock and. Haight
brought to this city next Monday to tes-
tify in the trial of the messenger. The
Supreme court will ask for writ of
haheas corpus, and if that fails then the
dispositions of the prisoners will be taken
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

PpHfps Extract sets on THIS cause, and
bysfemoYing thst destroys the disease.
Try the Extract for sny Pain, Ache, shre-
ness or Hemorrhage. q
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Resolutions

Uhcrras-ln view of the loss we have
sustained by the dcCCaSc of our rthy
sister Martha 4 Flctch l., therefore be il
ReSolred That it is but II just trihut,
to the memory of the departed TO say that
it is with heart full of sadness and sor
row, that we part with one who has Sc
recently come among us; and we vii
ever cherish her memory us Il bclnvct
sister of our order,
UhcrodS-W Mc we bow in hum |,
submission to the Divine Masters wi !
we sincerely regret the loss of faith
full sister.
Res0lcel-That the fraternity tcndr
their heartfelt sympathy to broihe
Fletcher, aud the friends of our deceased
sister in this hour of their deep affection
Resolred- That the charter be drapcd
the resolution be put upon record an'
n COPY sent to brother Fletcher, also
published in the Grange column of the
Somerset REPORTER.
:. J. Dorothy.
Nc>tl \ Wilhcc, Committee.
Mira Emerson,
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The Forum.

In an article on The sixteenth Amend
ment, to appear in the ForUm for Sep
TENDER. Scna' or ingalls, will set forth the
arguments dcrivahle from history and
from political science which 90 To show
the impoicy of extending the right OF
suffrage tn women.
Though charges of gross corruption
have frequently been made against the
Canadian government, no prominent re-
preventative of the government has ever
made reply. The Minister of the lnteri-
or, the Hon Thomas White, is now TAX
ing up the cudgcls, and in the September
number of the forom will undertake To
show that the public affairs of Canada alc
honestly and wisely administered, and
that the Canadian people are making
healthy progress toward strong and
homogeneous nationality.
The author of John Halifax, Gentle
man" (Mrs Craik), presents in the
Forum for September, Il woman's estimate
of the distinctive mental and moral char
acteristcs of men.
Andrew Lang, the wel-known English
essayist, is preparing an article for the
September number of the Forum, that is
likely to contain some pretty sharp
thrusts, on "The Manners of Critics
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,STATE or MINE.


Angus II, August II. lSSl-
PURSUANT to chap. g. src g. of the Revised
i statutes, ! will at the State Trcasufcr's
Office at Augusta, on the seventh day Of sep
tcmhrr next AT eleven O'Clock A. Nj sell and
convey by deed to the highest bidder, all the
interest of the State III the tracts Of land herein
after described, lying IN unin' orpnratcd town.
ships. said tracts having been forr, itcd To the
slate for stale taNcsand county taxes, ccrliicd
to The Treasurer of state Tor tho year 1850.
The sale aud conveyance Of each tract Will
hc made subject to II night III the owner or pant
owner Whose rights have been forfeited, To
redeem tlc same at any lime WITHIN one year
after the sale, hN pay ing ~ tending to the pur
chaser ilS proportion of what the purchaser
pad therefor NJ the sale, with interest at the
rate of twenty per cent per annum from the
time of sale, and one dollar for release. ur such
owner may redeem his interest by paying n
aforesaid To the Treasurer OF Stale, rs proyid-
ed IN chap 6, see. Is of the Revised statutes.
No tract, however, will lie sold ut "A price less
tnan the iul amount due thereon Tor such I'M
paid state and county taxes, interest AMI co. :
rs describcd In the following schedule:
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STATE OF MAINE.

SOMERSET, s. Court of County Commission
cis August Term, \. ID 1877.
tlpon the foregoing petition, liisfnctory evil
drncc having been received that the petition
ers ARE responsible AID ought to be- heard touch
ing he mat en- set forth in their petition. II l.
ordered, That the County Commissioners meet
mt the Hotel of Otis Holden III Moose ktver
Plantation on Wednesday, Oct. 18TH, A. ID. 1871
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and thence Iruccrd to view
he route mentioned in said petition; ana a.
die SAME place. ON the next daNtlhnrStiaN,o ct.
lnih) at . o'clock a. NJ, n hearing of the parties
wi he had and such further measures taken
in the premises as the Commissioners snail
nudge proper. Aid the owners of SAID town
ships beng unknown il is further ordered that
notice of The time y ace aud purposes OF The
Commissioners mcrting aforesaid. he given to
nil persons and corporations Interested, 10y
publishing an ut est'd copy of the petl inu
aforesaid with this Ordrr thereon, six weeks
succrsslvely Ia the SOMERSET REPORTER, n
public newspaper printed at Skowhc-An i'll
Somerset Codnly, and in the krnnehcc Jour
ral, u public newspaper printed at Augusta III
kenncbec County, by the pr nteIs to the Stale,
the last publication of the same to be AT ea>t
thirty days before the time appointed t"r sand
view, that all interested may 'ncn appear and
he heard, ii they think proper.
Attest, l.. H. WEBB, Clerk.
a me e py of the Petition and Oldcr OF
Cont thereon.
GW32 Attest, l.. ii WEBB, Clerk
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Arc ynu disturbed at night and broken fyou
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain Of cutting teeth II 81, send at once and
get bottle Of MES. MISSIONS SOOTHING
SYHrr ror CnupWEN rUErnING. Its value i.
mcalrulablc. It will relieve the poor little suffer
Immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about it, It cures di>sentcry and
diarrhoc;,, regulates the stomach aud bowels
cures wind cniic, ,ptcn> the gums, reduces in
hauhnatinn, and give, tone and energy to the
whole sNstcu. AlHs. Wl>sLouW's SOOTHING
SYnrr ron CnInEGN' lEElu j, pleasant to the
taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest
aud best female nurses and physirians in the
United States, and is fpr safe by all druggists
throughout he world. Price DC. bottle, [3il
Omaha man Tin st. Lpui,) "Yon ought not
to charge me for those potatoes" Restaurant
keeper "Wercn't they done = "Nut half"
"Well was afraid they wouldn't be. The sun
went under "A cloud just after set them out
DOORS
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

Non resident taxes in the town Of Bingham in
The county OF Somerset for the yenr l'sd.
The following list of taxes on lea estate of
Eon-rrsidemt owners il The town of bingham
for he year 1856. In bills committed to A. G..
DinsmpIr. Collector of sad town ON the I'd day
of July l-86, has been returned by him 10 me
rs remaining unpaid ON the Sth day of JUNE,
1857. by his certificate of that date, aud now
J., mann unpiid, and notice is hereby given
that, If the said taxes, aud Interest and charges
are not paid in the treasury of said town with
in eighteen mohlh- from the date of the com.
mitmrnt of the said bulls. so mu:h of the real
estate taxed rs will he sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor, including Interest and
charges, Will, without further notice he sold at
public auction AT my huu e in said town on
the st dav of j lnuary, 1888, at O'Clock in the
afternoon
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Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Cured by administering DR.. HAMS
Golden Specific.

1t can be given in a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge OF the person taking II IL.
absolutely harmless and will effect perna-
nent and speedy cure. whether the patient Is Il
moderate drnker or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands OF drunkards have been made tenn
perate men who have taken Golden Specific
In their coffee without their knowledge, and
to-day believe they quit drinking Of their own
free will IT NEVER FAILS. The system
once impregnated with the Specific II becomes
an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite TO
exist. For full particulars, address GOLDEN
SPECIFIC CO., 1856 Race st., Cincinnati, o,
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PROBATE NOTICES


To all persons interested in either OF the
Estate hereinafter named.
.TA COURT OF PROBATE heid a, skov-
n hcgah within and for the County OF sonnet
at, ON the ID TUESDAY OF AUG. IN the year q
our Lord one thou-Hnd. eight hundred and eight
seven, the inl owing business having been present
I'd for action here np"n hereinafter indicated, If
hereby Ordered: Tint puplic notice thereof be
given to all person, u tercsttd. TINT they may
appear at n Probate Court to be holden at said
Skow hrgan,at The Probate Onicc on The second
Tuesday OF sept. next at nine of the clock
in the forenoon, and br heard thereon and oh
ject II they SEE cause
SAMUEL b. WITIEliEII., late n Nor
ridgcwock, deceased VIII presented for pro-
bate by Alcthea Witherell, the ENccutTix
named therein.
ORRIN WILLIAMS, late Of New Portland,
deceased VIII presented for probate by Elisha
5. Winter Of Kingteld franklin CO., til" Exec
utor named therein.
GEORGE W. FUTILE, late Of Cornville,
deceased. viii presented for probate by Eu-
nice Tuttc, the ENecutrix named therein.
LEVI ANDREWS, late Of Pleasant Ridge
deceased. Petition for the appointment Of
Mark vagc Of Bingham, Administrator pre-
scented by Ella, Andrews, son Of the deceased.
EDWARD 5, BOYNTON, late Of Concord
decreased. Petition for the appointment o
Mark Savage Of bingham Administrator, pre-.
scented by Martha \. Witham and Belle Whit
ncy, sisters Of the deceased
EUNICE w. CARVILL, late of New Port
/ land, deceased. Petition for the appointment
OF simeon c. Hanson, Administrator, presented
/ by children OF the deceased
JESSE MERRILL late Of Harmony, de
ceased. Widow, petition for Allowance pre-
scented.
LEVI r. PIKE, late Of Brighton, deceased
] Petition for License 10 Sell aud Convey Rca
Estate presented by Lucinda b. Pike, guardiu
Of Sarah a. Pike minor heir.
SAMUEL MOORE, late Of Carratunk, de
ceased. Petition for License TO Sell and Con
Scy Real Estate, presented by Crosby Spauld
ing, guardian Of minor heirs
Abigail. COLLINS, late Of Harmony, dc
ceased. Petition for License to Sell and Convcl
Real Estate presented by John Collins, Jr.
Administrator
SAMUEL GIBSON, late Of Fairfield de
ccascd. First Account of $. s. Brown Admin
istrator. presented.
WESTON Is. NuTrER, late Of Skowhcgan
deceased. First account Of b. VI. Hight, Adj
ministrator presented.
RICHARD BIGLEY, late Of Norridgcwock
deceased. Second and final account Of Ebci
Taylor, Executor presented.
CAROLINE +. ANDREWS, late Of Nor
ridgcwock, deceased. First and final account
Of Andrew kcnnison, Guardian of Mabel G
Andrews, minor heir, presented by Alpha NJ
kcnni,on his Administrator.
LORINDA Collins, late of starks. dcccas
ed. First and final account Of Martin W
Frederic, Executor presented.
TURNER rt'~WEl l., Judge.
Attest. :. II. GOODWIN, Register.
Post Office address, Judge, Scion; Register
Skowhcgan 3w33
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NOTICE!

nonresident taxes in the town Of stark III the
County at somerset for the year 1896
Th'' following list of taxes on real estate ni
nonresident owners in the town of Stalk, fol
the year leSG, in bills committed to n. y. Lee.
man Collector of said town on the 2sth day of
June. 1856, has been returned by him to me as
remaining unpaid on the 18th dny of June, lss7
by his certificate of that date, and now remain
unpaid; and notice is hereby given, that, If the
said taxes. and interest and charges are ct
paid IN tn the treasury OF the said town within
eight -cu months from the date Of the commit
taxed us Will br sufficient to lay the amount
due therefor including l. tcrcst and charges.
Will, without iurtncr ioiicc he sold at puhlc
auction AT the Posi- ONCE In said town ON the
2lst day OF January, lSs', al one o'clock in the
after Don
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WEAR TAYLOR'S NO. 6 BUSTLR.


Moose River, May 10. 1ss7.
To the Hon County Commissioners within
aud Tor the County % Somerset:
We, the undersigned, citlIrus of Jarkhin
town, Moose River, DrnniStown, ami sandy
Bay th,uk that an alteration in the County
road around the hill. known as the "lioratlo
Newton Hin" in Holden and DennlStown, Is
necessary. We, therefore, respectful ~ ASK
thai ynu view said road and make such altern-
non, II You think proper.
SnERM IN HILTON and others.
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"Who /, that fellow you were talking to just
now :" said man, addressing yonug Henley
al lave been introduced to him several times
but don't know his namr, Young Henley re-
piled. 81 live in New YORK.. you know, and
never become familiar with people" "Whai
does the fellow do Z" ole works in my father,
store, and thiuk-though | a II not surc-thni
hr is my brnthCr- in law
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THE GRANGE.
Address of welcome.

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Though pfaph,.iez. dire and dfe"l'
Have been rceiy thrown at our head
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/ mighty power ia Al "ur i1nd
A power, too, that hi- come 30 stay
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A. | look around recognize
That you are farmers and ttr'nct's "iSt9,
That nearly ail "i these III sight
Arc men and Women vino deiigm
In the cool iicshnrss NJ spuutfy iic
Aud all lis freedom from moist and stale
1hose vim find on thcir quiet i'f1nN
The thousands OF peaceful pleasing ehAIni7
Tint can ne'ei hc hartered or Sold
1.pr heaps ON heaps Of silver and gold,
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Anti-ApOpleCtine

l. preparation that has long been IN t-e hS rht
Stefan of forty years active professional oNroren"e
and the claims that are made for II have thousands
Of times been verified. Its combination Of the
most potent remedies known to Medical Science T
preserving the Fluidity aud PI RITY III th' Bid
and the Integrity Of the Blood Nesses, sbeuld fuH
suffer from Dizziness Pressure IN Head. SPIT
before Eyes. Pain Around or Papitatian II Hart
Pain in Region Of Heart with feeling If -uhncatl Iu
Ringing Sound In Ears. Numbuess or Prickly selfish
ton Of Limbs. especially the Arm. Pain between
Shoulders and In Side, Dry Cough, Fhtuleurc. Sour
stomach II suffering from G, neral b. biiitS with
Loss Of Appetite. procure botte - AuttApeple,
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The September HNrlH'> j. par rul1r
| Is rich I'm three >hprt stories beside IA,
issu serial u9t,l- and a strong trH7y ~
/ dr-efitf# - ARTICLES BiuI. he IL ills
Howard contributes Il huiHof# a. not! -tfr,
Lon tas NHi. illustrated 10y 8eH''#1
Ih,. conclusion Of Inns bright AMI auia--
M prult af American tourists abroad
VII, appelr IN tar October num4er \
1rIrf ruusuee Of Otl ENGLAND IN the ak-
ll#rr ia, uf i hlrl,'> II j. written as ihr
raMlktti. Nuar@ Sautbeu an Hfr
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sp Nav !hIftI;> The little ol uer 'setr
IS Nrr-c CruMpct Igl~ ihs S'ntA
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II johnston l. represented ht >iu Is al
tsfu negro charactrr,. Mod and Nir-a#
a5lh An Illustration bS hBpae>.
Home RHlri- proved IA actually cNt>i
IN une Of Eusiaud'> provinces. bf IN All
rle ina the September II Nrrg~ on the Isl
Il Wan Dr. Richard NhcaueY shows
hat This Island Of Mona la> long chi eyed
tn riaht of controlling bar uW alliirs
after fashion. and ha> hcrn srgauIlA
strengthening her Independence. mlH
ION sir makes her paNu lJN>. administers
her oNu iH-tier. aud ldfiNe> ID Ncd-
arranged system Of self 2ueerum, IL.
With only Il governor appointed hE III
Crown Ia rcprc>out hrf ieal Ia tire
tlHpa som, of the Mann llN,au| GUS
ton, retain their ancient qua vtH"..= .s
tie pfa-.rii'l pt fIl.. LlI,utlsI sste t4H
uf-m,> an encouraging jn>taa ~ "hf
intelligent llaHc Buir can do. us arr
,ls is iia-irtrd nv views Of tB.' cIaei
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APOPLExY !!
Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy Of swift's Specific as
remedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood dis
eases has never had morc conspicuous Illustration
than this case affords. The candid unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given b. the venerable gentle
man must be accepted convincing and conclusive
The writer Is prominent citizen Of Mississippi The
Gentleman to VIII iu Mr.. Martin REFERS and to whom
he j., indebted for tie advice 10 which he owes his
final lecf froal ycars Of suffering T, Mr.. King. for
many gear. TIE oau!-r nli!t clerk Of the Lawrence
Hs-.,e, 81, Jac,.#tn.
J,cgsov Miss, April -, iN57.
THE SWIFT Spectre C2;:rANY. Atlanta, Ga.
GcntisB,cn-I have been an invalid penoloner for
forty years, having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases in tho Mexican War. hut not iii the list II
March. 50, did feel any symptoms Of rheumatism
On that day | suddenly stricken with that dis
ease in both hips and ankles. Tor twenty days
walked crutches. Then the pain was Il IS 'iJient
but 1t shifted from joint TO joint For weeks would
lie totally disabled either ON one side Of my opI> %
ne 0,her in% ht @ hat is from March
Is75 when | FIRST attacked, 10 October ], ~,
when was cured. During these eleven years 81 ~.
tense suffering I trltd. iEnuHcrn3le PRESCRIPTIONS
from various pllSslraus, and tried cYcryih;ng sus.
benefit from ans medicine taken internally or *
lerally am i.pt aare o. IT, n,han! a Nv, W, ~, ,,,
d,h5 rainedy ,ticn iaccdenialiy met an old ac.
gaaintance. Sir. King. now II The Law renee House
Of this city He had been great sufferer from
Luz VIII an Hot sprnes ut When met him ne
tod me that hiq sis t. the Hot Sprll was IN vain
he heard for tho tst time 81 The s $ s. n remedy
for rheumatism He tried It and tIS bottle mnde 4
he has had M return of the dis asc.
,oak n fr bn,t 'fS nd by nc n Of ortober was
well as far as the rheumatism was concerned, a,
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prevent

ApopeSy. but cures Paralysis. Rheumatism. Hear
Disease Angina Pecorls, Chrome iruu hits. l.g'r
Complaint. Kidney aud Bladder trouHle. us-
pcpsia, Se., Se.
ENosHuH0H FAtIs VI. Dec. 1, 10
Have had two Apopleetie shocks, lest Tn USE Of
one side of body. Anti Apoplcctiur cured ule
y. e. ArstiS.
sHEtnoS. VI De- 9Th, i-ssa
AnffAuHplecfIue restored TO my wife ths U.s. ar
her ieit arm and band which she had la-t fruu aI
ApoplcctIe shock SIZE is iu her eslteth year kults
sews and does Hight duties suitable 10 her az
j. ". BLArTis
Col j. E. Fox Darlington VI. SAYS For pyspep
STA and Sick Headache Anti Apopleetine has no
equal
From JupGK ADVOCATE CENTRAL MAHsH, Senator
from Franklin County. Vt, Fall II - Mr.. lathrop
Marsh four year ag". suffered from all the mp
toms Of an impending shock. with numbness OF one
side 81 body AMI Arof1FcTiNE cured her she Is "A
hale and hearty lady uuw Ia her eightieth year IL
is the best family medicine ever usrd
CHS. c. l. MAItsH.
For sale by all druggists. Price $500 bottle
six bottles for sJ.OO. Send 60
DR. T. s. HUTCHINSON q co,
ESosnURGH Fails. Vt, L. s. A.
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